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Fig. 7

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Contour plot of eccentricity versus true anomaly during the mid-transit (φ). For a circular system (e = 0) the density should equal ϱo ⋍ 2.6 g/cm3, as can be calculated for the given values of R and M. The TBD derived from the a/R values of ϱ for the planets Kepler-210b (black line) and Kepler-210c (gray line) can be explained for eccentricities 0.4 and 0.51 respectively, depending on the true anomaly of the planet during the mid-transit. The dashed lines represent the uncertainty limits.

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